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K-BOARD BAGS (NICE)

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Ordered a custom bag for my waveski a few weeks ago. Got to talking with the person who makes the bags and learned that he also makes custom k-board bags 8) The quality is fantastic, and he uses heavy duty non-metal zippers that will not corrode. Re. prices, the cost of a real nice bag for my 5'7" k-board was $60.00
All work is out of his own home, located in San Francisco. Email:
Mark56@Airwavesf.com
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What type of material are these bags made of? Canvas? Reflective Foil exterior?
Is the bag 'firm' so it can be opened up and board slid in? or does one need to inch board into a 'sock' like bag?

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Hi Mike
The Airwave bags are made with heavy duct canvas. I believe the canvas is marine grade, but do not quote me on that. You definitely do not have to "inch" a board into an Airwave bag. The material is not rigid, per se, but is lightyears heavier and sturdier than a "sock"... they are not in the same league at all. The bags are lined (nice), and fins can be left on the board :lol: I live in Hawaii and have seen hundreds of board (surfboard) bags, but I have not seen any as nice as these... they are really sharp. They are not mass produced, which is most likely why they are so nice.
I have also heard that the Parkes bags (New Zealand? Australia?) are nice, but I am not sure if they are custom made for the specs of each board.
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Post by KAVA »

"Ocean/Earth" has some nice kneelo bags for under $50. i got one today at "Play it again Sports" in HB (on beach and main)

http://www.oceanearth.com.au/Products/p ... ?pid=2357#Image
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does that fit your flashpoint thats 24 in wide?
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I just got one of those Ocean and Earth bags and they fit my Stub Vector board perfectly. Really nice bags.
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When buying the Ocean & Earth bag make sure it says extra wide fun board.
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Yeah they fit my flashpoints just fine.
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WillP wrote:Yeah they fit my flashpoints just fine.
Do you have the 6'4 bag for your 6'2?
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Sure do.
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ACTUALLY I GOT THE 6'0 BAG FOR MY 6'0 HEH HEH THE BAG ACTUALLY IS 6'3 AND IT FITS NICELY. (FISH/FUNBOARD BAG). INSIDE THERE IS ALSO A HANGER TO HANG YOUR BAG AND A WAX/FIN BAG INSIDE TOO. iM PRETTY HAPPY WITH IT.
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Post by Kauaikneelo »

is that the l/w wide fish funboard?
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Post by Jerry »

I have a Ocean & Earth double board bag that Mr. Hart had custom made for my Flashpoints journey to Oregon. The boards made it from Oz to Or. unscathed. A true testament to the bags protective powers ! The 5-10 & 6-0 fit together perfectly in the bag and the workmanship is top notch.
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